I have mentioned before I hate having my nipples touched because of a circulatory condition I have, but recently I bought a set of e-stim nipple clamps and I was surprised at how much I like them.
It was an entirely different feeling to having them touched or pinched (which usually causes them to go rock hard and become very painful and purple/white) This almost felt relieving, as if it was alleviating the problem that causes the pain somehow.
I also have a vibrator with an e-stim on it but I haven’t worked out how to enjoy it properly as I can’t feel anything when it’s inside and on the outside it was zapping me a bit too hard to be pleasurable. If anyone else has any stories or experiences with any form of e-stim I would love to hear them.
I’m very happy you’ve found a method of nipple stimulation that works well for you.
I’m a little surprised, though, I’ve not come across E-stim nipple clamps on regular sites as almost all the units state you shouldn’t have electrodes across your heart (or chest and above usually) due to possible interference with your heart rhythm. The warnings are probably over cautious but it would still make me nervous and I do like an E-stim session.
This is my review of the KIX beginner kit from a while ago and I’d say, I still agree with what I wrote in it and my E-stim journey… though haven’t yet expanded to the more powerful units.
@Peitho@BUSTYSTCLAIRE I’m really into receiving nipple play, nipple clamps, bitting squeezing, pinching, pulling, possibly this could be the next step.
I’ve been using e-stim for the last year or so. As per the rules I can’t talk about which system I use but I will say its not British made, named after a Wile E. American wild dog, its dual channel so I can use 2 pairs of electrodes each running their own set of patterns, and it has a phone app that allows you a huge amount of control. The company sells its own range of electrodes but you can use most on the market. I found most British made were still stuck with a 1970’s Polytechnic vibe.
So the most important thing to buy is the control box. You want a good, steady, safe source of electricity that produces smooth sensations ( when you want ) rather than the scratchy sensations you get from many of the cheap ones.
Personally I don’t use anything above my waist so please be careful with the nipple clamps. Non of the reputable manufacturers make them as far as I know. I suppose with age they get further and further from your heart but still its a little uncomfortably close.
Some things to watch - don’t let electrodes touch when powered on. It can short the the power box.
Think of each channel as a closed loop. One electrode ( pad, loop etc. ) lets the electricity into your body, the other one lets it out. Without that closed loop the electricity is going to want to go to ground itself through some other route. 9/10 you’ll be fine but you can get zapped if using high power. Hence why you never put an electrode on each nipple .. the electricity could well flow through your heart. Unlikely given it takes the path of least resistance but its a huge risk to take.